Gravely Ill ICE Detainees Face Deportation From Florida to African Countries
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Family members and lawyers warned that transfers to third countries would put the lives of people in need of specialized medical care at risk.
Miami, U.S.A., Oct 21 (EFE).- Families and activists reported that U.S. immigration authorities notified several migrants with serious illnesses detained in South Florida that they will be deported this week to Africa, after Mexico refused to receive them because of their state of health. "I'm very afraid that it may appear [...] The entry Complain that the U.S. will deport serious illness migrants to Africa that Mexico rejected was first publis…
Family members and immigrant organizations report that several detainees with health problems could be transferred this week to African countries. Among those affected is a 41-year-old Cuban with diabetes and pancreatitis who needs constant medical attention.
Gravely Ill ICE Detainees Face Deportation From Florida to African Countries
Miami, FL — Families and immigration advocates say severely ill detainees held at two Florida ICE facilities are being prepared for deportation to African countries where they have no ties, despite serious medical conditions that have already complicated efforts to remove them elsewhere. Among them is 41-year-old Cuban national Noslén Sendra, who suffers from uncontrolled diabetes and acute pancreatitis and has reportedly lost more than 50 pound…
Noslen Sendra, with diabetes and acute pancreatitis, was told that Mexico rejected him.
Family members and migrant organizations reported that U.S. immigration authorities notified several people with serious illnesses who could be deported to Africa, after Mexico and Cuba allegedly refused to receive them because of their state of health. The complaint was filed by Arianne Betancourt, a member of the organization The Workers [...]
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